State and federal courts in New Jersey have violated, in lockstep, our 4th, 5th, 8th, and 14th Amendment Rights since October 2006.

Question 1: Should SCOTUS, in its present form, be managing Writs of Certiorari or Mandamus, which specifically involve corruption in the Circuits, or should the Supreme Court be split into two or more separate courts: one handling precedential petitions, one handling standard mandamus petitions, and one other handling cases that specifically address corruption, misconduct, and criminality in state courts and, as in New Jersey, an entire Circuit?

Question 2: After reading App. 2-4 in this Petition: What is SCOTUS prepared to do with District Court Judge Esther Salas and former Chief Judge D. Brooks Smith?

Question 3: It is evident that District Court Judge Esther Salas felt an extraordinary degree of empathy for the Judge Defendants, the Panel Trustee, and the individual defendant who defrauded the Federal Court System by participating in a shill bidder auction in Trenton, New Jersey in July 2017: Should Lynn Z. Smith v. Dobin, et al. be remanded to discovery, depositions, and trial in another state within the Third Circuit, such as Pennsylvania? Or can a substantial Opinion clean up the Third Circuit?

Question 4. After realizing the Petitioner has suffered from Constitutional Rights and other violations by Judge Salas and the defendants, will the members of this Court respond to 16 years of state and federal official abuse (including the Office of the United States Attorney who possesses records that prove the reasons for this serial corruption and fraudulent concealment) and act on this Petition or convert it to a Mandamus Petition, remanding this matter to trial with the Right to include Esther Salas, the U.S. Attorney General, and New Jersey Attorney General as defendants?

Should SCOTUS handle corruption-in-circuits cases separately?